Self Help

[louneko@lemmy.world]

A book called 'Everything in Moderation being 500 pages is ironically hilarious.

[synopsistantilize@lemm.ee]

Luckily what I'm reading is very well studied and plenty of people from other sides of the CICO debate have input so it's an easy topic to learn up on and have respectable information.

I think for topics that are more fringe and or less sensation driven misinformation is easy to pass through. (But I guess the same can be said for extremely popular topics too)

[marcos@lemmy.world]

Well... help yourself.

[trolololol@lemmy.world]

You should do in first chapter a summary of the yes book and the no book, and give the reader a way to keep the tally.

2md chapter same thing with next topic, and so on.

Readers will be 2x as powerful per chapter compared to any single book.

[jimvandeventer@lemmy.world]

I love Christmas and Halloween, but International Naked in the Library Day is my favourite.

[trolololol@lemmy.world]

Scientific studies and journalists are opposites, why would you trust a journalist with information? All they have is opinions and they're not better than mine.

[swab148@lemm.ee]

Long Back Syndrome

[majormajormajormajor@lemmy.ca]

When you haven't seen the sun in so long you start to glow.

[majormajormajormajor@lemmy.ca]

Hey, that's the same person who sold me a bridge!

[racketlauncher831@lemmy.ml]

And turn on the bell!

[zoopzezoop@lemmy.world]

That's what I did. Eventually I just became the sun.

[hanrahan@slrpnk.net]

"How to sell tat to wankers" - Donald J Trump

[agent641@lemmy.world]

Are ya winning, sun?

[kishkebab@lemmings.world]

Tuesday?

[sam_bass@lemmy.world]

There's one in the middle you can't see that says "Moderation In All Things"

[jimvandeventer@lemmy.world]

You betchah. See you next Tuesday.

[oka@sopuli.xyz]

Everything is either a potato or not a potato

[anonymous@lemm.ee]

Infinitely so

[callyral@pawb.social]

what about potato superposition

[dagwood222@lemm.ee]

I found one book that actually helped me.

"Discover What You Are Best At" by Linda Gail.

It's six self tests you can knock off in half a day, then a list of the jobs that use the skills you already have.

I always thought I just hated working, then I found a job where I felt useful and productive.

When you can wake up on a rainy Monday and not hate going to work, you've solved most of your problems.